Standard Hotel Description

Centrally located in the heart of resurging downtown LA, the Standard Hotel is a hip boutique hotel offering contemporary accommodation, great facilities and services including a stunning and funky Rooftop, and warm LA hospitality. Just blocks from the Financial District and downtown LA's primary attractions including Staples Corner, Nokia Theater, Little Tokyo and the Dodger Stadium this is a cool base from which to explore the many delights of LA.During leisure time, guests can relax in and around the heated rooftop pool or enjoy new American cuisine in the vibrant 24/7 Restaurant followed by billiards and cocktails in the trendy Lobby Lounge. Located in the financial district of downtown, this hotel is within blocks of the Staples Center, Nokia Theater, Museum of Contemporary Art, and Walt Disney Concert Hall. Dodger Stadium is 3 miles away.

The 207 guestrooms at the Standard Downtown LA include platform beds with down pillows and duvets. Flat-panel televisions come with DVD players and video games. See-through bathrooms feature large bathtubs or glass-enclosed showers, plush bathrobes, and eco-friendly bath products. Two-line cordless speakerphones, iPod docks, and complimentary wireless Internet access are provided. Rooms also include spacious closets, 14-foot desks, in-room safes, minibars, and windows that open.

The Rooftop Bar at The Standard, Downtown LA, offers an unmatched visual feast of surrounding skyscrapers and panoramic views of Downtown Los Angeles. The Roof encompasses a heated swimming pool, red AstroTurf deck, dance floor, bar, outdoor fireplace, vibrating waterbed pods and a grassy knoll with sculptured topiary. Nightly DJs, excellent food and special events have established the Rooftop Bar as one of the most coveted nightlife destinations in downtown Los Angeles. The grand lobby with mezzanine at The Standard, Downtown LA has a rich, corporate aesthetic. Inventive design features include a 125 foot fuchsia "Omnibus" sofa by Vladimir Kagan, a billiards table, photo strip booth, Calder inspired mobile and a conceptual art installation by Jenny Holzer, offset against 50's era architectural details such as a 15 time zone clock encased in stainless steel. Nightly DJ's spin while guests are served cocktails and a light menu.